Toggl Track
Painless time tracking that reveals where hours go.
Desktop App
Automatic time tracking that shows where the day really went.
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Rize watches which apps and sites you actually use, categorises the time automatically and reports focus, meeting and break patterns with nudges when you have been heads-down too long. Unlike manual trackers, there is nothing to start or stop, so the data stays honest.
People who suspect their day is leaking hours somewhere.
Anyone who bills clients with a simple manual timer.
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